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Thermocouple type T, exposed tip, fiberglass insulated, 5 m

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The Thermocouple Type T (FG, 5 m) is a high-precision temperature sensor ideal for laboratory, industrial, and educational applications. With 5 meters of flexible fiberglass-insulated cable, it provides extended reach for versatile placement while ensuring accurate and reliable temperature readings..

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The Thermocouple Type T (FG, 5 m) uses copper-constantan elements typical of Type T thermocouples, delivering accurate and stable temperature measurements across its range. The fiberglass insulation protects the cable while maintaining flexibility, making it suitable for complex setups or extended-distance installations.

Its 5-meter length allows convenient sensor placement far from instruments, ideal for laboratory experiments, industrial monitoring, and educational demonstrations. This thermocouple maintains signal integrity and reliable performance when connected to Type T-compatible instruments, ensuring precise readings for critical applications.

  • Extended 5 m Cable: Perfect for setups requiring longer distance between sensor and instrument.

  • Fiberglass Insulation: Heat-resistant, flexible, and durable for industrial or lab environments.

  • High Accuracy: Type T thermocouple ensures precise temperature measurements.

  • Robust Construction: Can withstand repeated handling and standard operating conditions.

  • Broad Compatibility: Compatible with all Type T measurement devices and data acquisition systems.

  • Type: T (Copper-Constantan)

  • Insulation: Fiberglass (FG)

  • Cable Length: 5 meters

  • Temperature Range: –200°C to +350°C (application-dependent)

  • Connector: Standard Type T thermocouple connector

  • Accuracy: Standard Type T tolerances per IEC 60584

  • Applications: Laboratory testing, industrial process monitoring, data logging, educational experiments